Gordon S. Miller

It’s a wonder this got made considering how many bad choices the creative team made.

It certainly won’t hold up for today’s sophisticated television viewer.

It is extremely rewarding for those who have followed the series.

How did the show proceed after the death of the Venture Bros.?

The work of their joint ventures all in one set.

The show’s humor is similar to The Tick, a superhero spoof.

An outstanding showcase for the talents of everyone involved.

The movie had many good scenes as well as a number of surprising-yet-believable plot twists; however, the story doesn’t always hold up upon examination.

While it begins with familiar motifs from boxing films, the story veers off and becomes a serious drama about moral issues.

When you go see the film, do so on the biggest screen you can.

Criterion’s two-disc set of M is a must-have for any serious film library.

For those who enjoy substance of characters and theme with their action, Henri-Georges Clouzot’s The Wages of Fear is a great choice.

The gang at Pixar, led by director and co-writer Andrew Stanton, continuing their high level of quality, animated filmmaking with a multi-layered futuristic tale about life and love.

The festival’s programming spanned the medium’s history, and as a bonus, many of the selections featured introductions and Q&A’s from participants, their relatives, and peers.

Director McG delivers an over-the-top, frenetic, action-packed movie.

It’s a good team-up story, and there’s plenty of action.

Some good elements for those who enjoy the spy genre, but its flaws ultimately cause it to fall flat.

Benson demonstrates himself to be a capable chronicler of James Bond with these stories.

A wondrous film that may make you reevaluate what you know about movies.

Spider-Man 2 is a lot of fun even though I had some complaints.

If it’s not in your library, I question your love of cinema.

All you’ll ever need.

It’s always darkest before the dawn.

An action-packed thriller with a story that falters by the finish.

Double Down Live celebrates ZZ Top and makes clear why their blues-based rock has been such an enduring success over the decades.

One of the best films of 2010 is now one of the best Blu-ray releases of 2010.

The brilliance of the music more than compensates for the charlatans who worked on this video presentation.

It’s their anniversary yet the gift is for you.